TMS breakfast seminar to shed light
Staff retention, now a critical factor for a travel and hospitality industry facing its worst staffing crisis in years, will form the main thrust of a TMS Asia-Pacific breakfast seminar scheduled in Sydney on 22 November 2007.
Key presenter on the day is senior Human Capital consultant Anthony Sork*.
His presentation will explore elements of the ‘Employee Attachment Phenomenon’, a factor Mr Sork said employees experience in the first 120 days of their start with a company or organisation.
The presentation will discuss the various elements or ‘drivers’ comprising the ‘Employee Attachment’ process and ways to successfully implement the concept.
Seminar participants will also have the opportunity to workshop five of these elements.
The venue is The Shangri-La Hotel, 176 Cumberland St, The Rocks, Sydney and breakfast will be served from 0730 hours and the presentation time 0800 sharp.
*Anthony Sork is one of Australasia’s Leading Human Capital experts. He is a consultant, author and speaker and has qualifications in Psychology, Sociology, Human Resources and Adult Education. With over 15 years consulting experience in Human Capital, Anthony is engaged by organisations including JP Morgan, Commonwealth Bank, Mortgage Choice, O’Brien Glass, Boehringer Ingleheim and NSW Lotteries.
For more information on Anthony visit www.SorkHC.com.au
For more information on the seminar pls call TMS on +61 2 9231 6444.
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